Alberta Regulation 179/96

Mines and Minerals Act

PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS (NATURAL GAS ROYALTY)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 20, 1996

Made by the Deputy Minister of Energy (M.O. 25/96) pursuant to

section 6 of

the Natural Gas Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93).

1 The Prescribed Amounts (Natural Gas Royalty) Regulation (Alta. Reg.

36/95) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is amended by adding the following after subsection (18):

(19) The following prices are prescribed for the June 1996

production month:

Item Price

Gas Reference Price $ 1.37 per gigajoule

Gas Par Price $ 1.41 per gigajoule

Pentanes Reference Price $ 171.99 per cubic metre

Pentanes Par Price $ 173.40 per cubic metre

Propane Reference Price $ 105.83 per cubic metre

Butanes Reference Price $ 83.90 per cubic metre

Section 5 is amended by adding the following after subsection (18):

(19) The following allowances per cubic metre are prescribed for

the June 1996 production month:

Item Price

Fractionation Allowance $ 7.00

Transportation Allowance Region Region Region Region

1 2 3 4

(

a) pentanes plus described in s6(7)(b)(

i) of the Natural Gas

Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93)

$5.25 $-1.55 $-15.41 $5.10

(

b) propane and butanes described in s6(7)(b)(ii) of the Natural

Gas Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93)

$19.78 $-12.21 $-8.59 $1.06

(

c) pentanes plus, propane and butanes described in s6(7)(b)(iii)

of the Natural Gas Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93)

$5.93 $8.69 $17.73 $11.98

Storage Allowance for pentanes plus, propane and butanes

$ 0.00

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Alberta Regulation 180/96

Loan and Trust Corporations Act

LOAN AND TRUST CORPORATIONS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 366/96) pursuant to

section 325 of the Loan and Trust Corporations Act.

1 The Loan and Trust Corporations Regulation (Alta. Reg. 171/92) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 14 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Exception re carrying on fiduciary activities

Section 183(1) of the Act does not apply to the following:

(

a) a loan corporation, in respect of its acting as a

trustee of

(

i) a self-directed registered retirement

income fund,

(ii) a self-directed registered education

savings plan, or

(iii) a self-directed registered retirement

savings plan,

under the Income Tax Act (Canada);

(

b) a body corporate, in respect of its acting as a

trustee of a mutual fund trust that it manages and for which a prospectus

or simplified prospectus has been filed and a final receipt has been issued

under the Securities Act.

3 Sections 28 to 33 are repealed and the following is substituted:

Duty to comply

28(1) In this

section and

section 34,

(a) "fund" means a common trust fund, but does not

include a master trust or pooled fund trust within the meaning of the

Income Tax Act (Canada) and regulations whose beneficiaries are restricted

to trusts governed by pension plan funds or plans;

(b) "participant" means any trust or estate, the moneys

of which have been invested in a fund.

(2) A trust corporation that establishes or maintains a fund shall

ensure

(

a) that a written plan of operation setting out the

particulars of how the fund operates is prepared and maintained,

(

b) that the trust corporation discloses in the

financial statements the fees for managing the fund,

(

c) that annual financial statements for the fund are

prepared and audited, and

(

d) that a current plan of operation and the latest

annual audited financial statements are provided, on request, to the

Minister, any participant in the fund and any beneficiary.

Section 34(

b) is amended

(

a) in subclause (

i) by striking out "participants" and

substituting "beneficiaries";

(

b) in subclause (iii) by striking out "participant" and

substituting "beneficiary".

Alberta Regulation 181/96

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

LOCAL AUTHORITIES PENSION PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 367/96) pursuant to

Schedule 1,

section 4 of the Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

1 The Local Authorities Pension Plan (Alta. Reg. 366/93) is amended by

this Regulation.

Part 1 of

Schedule 2 is amended

(

a) by adding the following bodies to the list in that

Part in

their appropriate alphabetical order:

Aqualta Inc.

Eltec Inc.

Edmonton Power Inc.

(

b) by striking out "Edmonton Power Corporation" and substituting

"EPCOR Utilities Inc.";

(

c) by striking out "County of Stettler Foundation" and

substituting "County of Stettler Housing Authority".

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Alberta Regulation 182/96

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

LOCAL AUTHORITIES PENSION PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 368/96) pursuant to

Schedule 1,

section 4 of the Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

1 The Local Authorities Pension Plan (Alta. Reg. 366/93) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 2(1)(

p) is amended by striking out "Teachers' Retirement Fund

Act" and substituting "Teachers' Pension Plans Act".

3 The following is added after

section 117.1:

Transitional - Alberta School for the Deaf

117.2(1) From the beginning of August 31, 1995 until the end of

December 1997, this Regulation is to be read as if the changes described in

subsections (2) to (6) constituted amendments to the provisions of this

Regulation referred to in those subsections.

(2) The following is to be treated as added before

section 2(1)(a):

(0a) "A.S.D." means the educational institution known as

the "Alberta School for the Deaf";

(3) The following is to be treated as added after

section 2(1)(o):

(o.1) "E.P.S." means the Edmonton School District No. 7,

known as "Edmonton Public Schools";

(4) Section 2(1)(

p) is to be treated as changed

(

a) by adding "or E.P.S." after "clause (w.2)(xi)";

(

b) by adding "or a person employed by E.P.S. who is a

participant of the Public Service Pension Plan by virtue of

section 10(1)

(c.2) or (c.3) of the Public Service Pension Plan" after "or (2) of the

Public Service Pension Plan".

(5) Section 10(1) is to be treated as changed by adding the

following after clause (c.1):

(c.2) employees who are or were employed by E.P.S. after

August 31, 1995 and who at any time after becoming so employed worked in

A.S.D. if, immediately prior to their becoming so employed, they had

pensionable service accumulated in the Plan, while they remain employed by

E.P.S.;

(6) References in this

section to a provision of this Plan or of the

Public Service Pension Plan are to be treated as references to that

provision as treated as altered by

section 117.1 and by this

section and by

sections 117.1 and 117.2 of that Plan, as the case may be.

(7) For the purposes of this section, a person who was working for

the Government in A.S.D. immediately before August 31, 1995 and who

continued to work in A.S.D. after that time is deemed to have become

employed by E.P.S. at the beginning of August 31, 1995, regardless of when

the person actually became employed by it.

(8) This

section is repealed as at the end of December 31,

Section 3 is deemed to have come into force on August 31, 1995.

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Alberta Regulation 183/96

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

PUBLIC SERVICE PENSION PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 369/96) pursuant to

Schedule 2,

section 4 of the Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

1 The Public Service Pension Plan (Alta. Reg. 368/93) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 2(1)(

p) is amended by striking out "Teachers' Retirement Fund

Act" and substituting "Teachers' Pension Plans Act".

3 The following is added after

section 117.1:

Transitional - Alberta School for the Deaf

117.2(1) From the beginning of August 31, 1995 until the end of

December 1997, this Regulation is to be read as if the changes described in

subsections (2) to (6) constituted amendments to the provisions of this

Regulation referred to in those subsections.

(2) The following is to be treated as added before

section 2(1)(a):

(0a) "A.S.D." means the educational institution known as

the "Alberta School for the Deaf";

(3) The following is to be treated as added after

section 2(1)(o):

(o.1) "E.P.S." means the Edmonton School District No. 7,

known as "Edmonton Public Schools";

(4) Section 2(1)(

p) is to be treated as changed

(

a) by adding "or E.P.S." after "other than a regional

health entity";

(

b) by adding "or a person employed by E.P.S. who is a

participant of the Local Authorities Pension Plan by virtue of

section

10(1)(c.2) of the Local Authorities Pension Plan" after "or (2) of the

Local Authorities Pension Plan".

(5) Section 10(1) is to be treated as changed by adding the

following after clause (c.1):

(c.2) employees who

(

i) are or were employed by E.P.S. after

August 31, 1995,

(ii) at any time after becoming so employed

worked in A.S.D.,

(iii) work or worked in A.S.D. in

circumstances where, had they been employed by the Government to work in

A.S.D. before August 31, 1995, they would have been participants of this

Plan, and

(iv) do not fall within

section 10(1)(c.2)

of the Local Authorities Pension Plan,

while they remain employed by E.P.S.;

(c.3) employees of E.P.S. who were participants of the

Plan employed by the Government to work in A.S.D. immediately prior to

their becoming employees of E.P.S. on or following the transfer of A.S.D.

from Alberta Education to E.P.S., while they remain employed by E.P.S.;

(6) References in this

section to a provision of this Plan or of the

Local Authorities Pension Plan are to be treated as references to that

provision as treated as altered by

section 117.1 and by this

section and by

sections 117.1 and 117.2 of that Plan, as the case may be.

(7) For the purposes of this section, a person who was working for

the Government in A.S.D. immediately before August 31, 1995 and who

continued to work in A.S.D. after that time is deemed to have become

employed by E.P.S. at the beginning of August 31, 1995, regardless of when

the person actually became employed by it.

(8) This

section is repealed as at the end of December 31,

Section 3 is deemed to have come into force on August 31, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 184/96

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES PENSION PLAN

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 370/96) pursuant to

Schedule 5,

section 4 of the Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

1 The Management Employees Pension Plan (Alta. Reg. 367/93) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 2(1)(

p) is amended by striking out "Teachers' Retirement Fund

Act" and substituting "Teachers' Pension Plans Act".

3 The following is added after

section 117:

Transitional - Alberta School for the Deaf

117.2(1) From the beginning of August 31, 1995 until the end of

December 1997, this Regulation is to be read as if the changes described in

subsections (2) to (5) constituted amendments to the provisions of this

Regulation referred to in those subsections.

(2) The following is to be treated as added before

section 2(1)(a):

(0a) "A.S.D." means the educational institution known as

the "Alberta School for the Deaf";

(3) The following is to be treated as added after

section 2(1)(o):

(o.1) "E.P.S." means the Edmonton School District No. 7,

known as "Edmonton Public Schools";

(5) Section 10(1) is to be treated as changed by adding the

following after clause (c):

(c.2) employees who

(

i) are or were employed by E.P.S. after

August 31, 1995,

(ii) at any time after becoming so employed,

worked in A.S.D., and

(iii) work or worked in A.S.D. in

circumstances where, had they been employed by the Government to work in

A.S.D. before August 31, 1995, they would have been participants of this

Plan,

while they remain employed by E.P.S.;

(c.3) the employee of E.P.S. who was the principal of

A.S.D. immediately before and after the end of August 30, 1995, so long as

that principal remains employed as a principal by E.P.S.;

(7) For the purposes of this section, a person who was working for

the Government in A.S.D. immediately before August 31, 1995 and who

continued to work in A.S.D. after that time is deemed to have become

employed by E.P.S. at the beginning of August 31, 1995, regardless of when

the person actually became employed by it.

(8) This

section is repealed as at the end of December 31,

Section 3 is deemed to have come into force on August 31, 1995.

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Alberta Regulation 185/96

Highway Traffic Act

SPECIAL MOTOR VEHICLES INSPECTION REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 372/96) pursuant to

section 12 of the Highway Traffic Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Meaning of written-off motor vehicle 2

Written-off Motor Vehicles

Write-offs by insurance companies 3

Write-offs by self insureds 4

Stolen motor vehicles 5

Written-off motor vehicles from outside Alberta 6

Off-highway vehicles 7

Cessation of written-off motor vehicle status 8

Reinstatement of written-off motor vehicle status 9

Duty to notify Director 10

Duty on sale of written-off motor vehicles 11

Registering written-off motor vehicles 12

Out of Province Vehicles

Meaning of out of province vehicle 13

Duty on sale of out of province vehicle 14

Registering out of province vehicles 15

Used Motor Vehicles

Dealer's inspection certificate 16

Dealer's duty - sale of used motor vehicles 17

Inspection Certificates and Reports

Inspections and tests 18

Forms 19

Purchasing unissued inspection certificates 20

Inspection certificate requirements 21

Exposure of vehicle's parts 22

Issuing inspection certificates 23

Expiry of certificates 24

Inspection report 25

Re-inspection 26

Inspections after inspection certificate issued 27

Sanction for revocation 28

Recognition of other certificates 29

Inspections

Duty to produce licence 30

Inspection of equipment and tools 31

Sanction for failing inspection 32

Inspection of certificates 33

Missing certificates 34

General

Providing documents, etc. to vehicle safety inspector 35

Meaning of subsisting 36

Transitional

Definition 37

Pre-proclamation date write-offs 38

Designation of facilities 39

Designation of mechanics 40

Continuation of certificates 41

Consequential, Repeal, Commencement and Expiry

Amends AR 51/77 42

Repeal 43

Coming into force 44

Expiry 45

Schedule

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "date of inspection" means the date that an inspection is

completed;

(b) "dealer" means any person who buys or sells motor vehicles as a

business;

(c) "Director" means the Director of the Transportation Safety

Branch of the Department of Transportation and Utilities;

(d) "inspection" means the inspections and tests established under

this Regulation that a written-off motor vehicle, out of province vehicle

or used motor vehicle must pass before an inspection certificate for that

motor vehicle may be issued;

(e) "inspection certificate" means an inspection certificate issued

under this Regulation certifying that the motor vehicle in respect of which

the certificate is issued has passed the inspection for written-off motor

vehicles, out of province vehicles or used motor vehicles as specified in

the certificate;

(f) "Inspection Manual" means the Inspection Methods and Standards

Manual as established and amended from time to time by the Director;

(g) "inspection mechanic" means a person who holds a subsisting

trade certificate specified in the Inspection Manual;

(h) "inspection report" means the report issued in respect of a

written-off motor vehicle or out of province vehicle that lists the items

that must be repaired before an inspection certificate for the vehicle may

be issued;

(i) "out of province vehicle" means a motor vehicle as defined in

section 13;

(j) "Registrar" means the Registrar under the Motor Vehicle

Administration Act;

(k) "trade certificate" means a trade certificate granted under the

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act;

(l) "vehicle safety inspector" means a person authorized by the

Director to carry out inspections and audits relating to inspection

certificates, inspection mechanics and places where inspections are carried

out.

Meaning of written-off motor vehicle

2 Sections 3 to 9 establish the meaning of "written-off motor vehicle"

for the purposes of the Highway Traffic Act and this Regulation and the

Motor Vehicle Administration Act and its regulations.

Written-off Motor Vehicles

Write-offs by insurance companies

3(1) A motor vehicle that has been damaged becomes a written-off motor

vehicle when an insurance company under a contract of insurance does one

of the following:

(

a) replaces the damaged motor vehicle;

(

b) pays an amount determined under the contract of insurance for

the damaged motor vehicle and acquires ownership of the motor vehicle;

(

c) pays an amount determined under the contract of insurance for

the damaged motor vehicle less its value as salvage and does not acquire

ownership of the motor vehicle.

(2) This

section does not apply to a motor vehicle that

(

a) has been stolen, or

(

b) has had its outer body sheet metal damaged solely from hail.

Write-offs by self insureds

4(1) If a motor vehicle is damaged by a motor vehicle for which a

financial responsibility card under

section 67 of the Motor Vehicle

Administration Act has been issued and the holder of the card is liable for

the damage, the damaged motor vehicle becomes a written-off motor vehicle

when the holder of the card does one of the following:

(

a) replaces the damaged motor vehicle;

(

b) pays an amount for the damaged motor vehicle and acquires

ownership of the motor vehicle;

(

c) pays an amount for the damaged motor vehicle that takes into

account the vehicle's value as salvage and does not acquire ownership of

the motor vehicle.

(2) If a motor vehicle, for which a financial responsibility card under

section 67 of the Motor Vehicle Administration Act has been issued, is

damaged and

section 3 of this Regulation does not apply to the motor

vehicle, the motor vehicle becomes a written-off motor vehicle when the

holder of the card

(

a) believes that the cost of repairing the motor vehicle is more

than the value of the motor vehicle, and

(

b) decides to sell or dispose of the motor vehicle instead of

repairing it.

(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to a motor vehicle that has had its

outer body sheet metal damaged solely from hail.

Stolen motor vehicles

5 If

(

a) a motor vehicle has been stolen,

(

b) an insurance company under a contract of insurance replaces the

stolen motor vehicle or pays an amount determined under the contract of

insurance for the stolen motor vehicle and acquires ownership of the motor

vehicle,

(

c) the motor vehicle is damaged by collision or upset while it is

stolen, and

(

d) the motor vehicle is recovered,

the motor vehicle becomes a written-off motor vehicle when it is recovered.

Written-off motor vehicles from outside Alberta

6 If a motor vehicle that has been damaged is designated by a

jurisdiction outside of Alberta as a written-off motor vehicle or assigned

a similar status and the motor vehicle is brought into Alberta, the motor

vehicle is a written-off motor vehicle under this Regulation.

Off-highway vehicles

7 A written-off motor vehicle does not include an off-highway vehicle as

defined in the Off-highway Vehicle Act.

Cessation of written-off motor vehicle status

8 A written-off motor vehicle ceases to be a written-off motor vehicle

when

(

a) a subsisting written-off motor vehicle inspection certificate

for the motor vehicle is filed with the Registrar, or

(

b) the Director notifies the Registrar that the Director is

satisfied that, even before the damage to the motor vehicle is repaired,

the motor vehicle is safe for operation on a highway.

Reinstatement of written-off motor vehicle status

9 If a subsisting written-off motor vehicle inspection certificate is

filed with the Registrar for a written-off motor vehicle and the inspection

certificate is later revoked under

section 27, the motor vehicle becomes a

written-off motor vehicle.

Duty to notify Director

10(1) This

section is made for the purposes of

section 58.1 of the Motor

Vehicle Administration Act.

(2) The following shall notify the Director within 6 days of a motor

vehicle's becoming a written-off motor vehicle under

section 3 or 4:

(

a) an insurance company who does one of the things referred to in

section 3 in respect of the motor vehicle;

(

b) the holder of a financial responsibility card who does one of

the things referred to in

section 4(1) in respect of the motor vehicle;

(

c) the holder of a financial responsibility card who makes the

decision referred to in

section 4(2) to sell or dispose of the motor

vehicle instead of repairing it.

(3) The insurance company referred to in

section 5 shall notify the

director within 6 days of a motor vehicle's becoming a written-off motor

vehicle under

section 5.

Duty on sale of written-off motor vehicles

11 No person shall sell a motor vehicle that the person knows or ought to

know is a written-off motor vehicle unless, prior to the sale,

(

a) the person provides the buyer with a subsisting written-off

motor vehicle inspection certificate for the motor vehicle, or

(

b) the person provides the buyer with a written statement advising

that the motor vehicle is a written-off motor vehicle for which there is no

subsisting written-off motor vehicle inspection certificate.

Registering written-off motor vehicles

12 When a person applies to the Registrar or a licence issuer for a

certificate of registration for a written-off motor vehicle, the inspection

certificate to be presented in respect of the motor vehicle is a subsisting

written-off motor vehicle inspection certificate.

Out of Province Vehicles

Meaning of out of province vehicle

13(1) For the purposes of this Regulation, "out of province vehicle" means

a used motor vehicle that is not registered under the Motor Vehicle

Administration Act and that was last registered in a jurisdiction other

than Alberta.

(2) An out of province vehicle does not include

(

a) an off-highway vehicle as defined in the Off-highway Vehicle

Act, or

(

b) a written-off motor vehicle.

Duty on sale of out of province vehicle

14 No person shall sell a motor vehicle that the person knows or ought to

know is an out of province vehicle unless, prior to the sale,

(

a) the person provides the buyer with a subsisting out of province

vehicle inspection certificate for the motor vehicle, or

(

b) the person provides the buyer with a written statement advising

that the motor vehicle is an out of province vehicle for which there is no

subsisting out of province vehicle inspection certificate.

Registering out of province vehicles

15 When a person applies to the Registrar or a licence issuer for a

certificate of registration for an out of province vehicle, the inspection

certificate to be presented in respect of the motor vehicle is a subsisting

out of province vehicle inspection certificate.

Used Motor Vehicles

Dealer's inspection certificate

16(1) No dealer or employee or agent of a dealer shall issue a dealer's

inspection certificate for a used motor vehicle unless the dealer, agent or

employee inspects the vehicle and is satisfied that the motor vehicle

complies with the equipment requirement of

Part 2 of the Highway Traffic

Act.

(2) A dealer's inspection certificate for a used motor vehicle expires 14

days after the date the motor vehicle was inspected.

(3) The form for the dealer's inspection certificate is Form 3 of the

Schedule.

Dealer's duty-sale of used motor vehicles

17(1) No dealer in used motor vehicles and no employee or agent of a

dealer in used motor vehicles shall sell a used motor vehicle unless, prior

to the sale,

(

a) the dealer, employee or agent provides the buyer with a

subsisting dealer's inspection certificate for the motor vehicle, or

(

b) the dealer, employee or agent provides the buyer with a written

statement

(

i) advising that the motor vehicle has not been

inspected to determine if it complies with the equipment requirements of

Part 2 of the Highway Traffic Act, or

(ii) specifying the equipment on the motor vehicle that

does not meet those requirements.

(2) This

section does not apply

(

a) to an off-highway vehicle as defined in the Off-highway Vehicle

Act,

(

b) to a written-off motor vehicle or an out of province vehicle,

(

c) when the buyer is another dealer or a person or firm engaged in

the business of wrecking, repairing or dismantling motor vehicles.

Inspection Certificates and Reports

Inspections and tests

18 The inspections and tests that a written-off motor vehicle or out of

province vehicle must pass before an inspection certificate may be issued

are set out in the Inspection Manual.

Forms

19 The forms for a written-off motor vehicle and out of province vehicle

inspection certificate and an inspection report are Forms 1 and 2 of the

Schedule.

Purchasing unissued inspection certificates

20 No person, other than an inspection mechanic, may purchase unissued

inspection certificates.

Inspection certificate requirements

21(1) No person, other than an inspection mechanic, may issue an

inspection certificate.

(2) No inspection mechanic may issue an inspection certificate for a

written-off motor vehicle or out of province vehicle unless

(

a) the person submitting the motor vehicle for the inspection

provides the inspection mechanic with the information needed to complete

the certificate,

(

b) the inspection mechanic holds the trade certificate specified

in the Inspection Manual for the class of motor vehicle being inspected,

and

(

c) an inspection mechanic conducts an inspection of the motor

vehicle in accordance with the Inspection Manual and good trade practices

and is satisfied that the items specified in the Inspection Manual for the

class of motor vehicle being inspected are safe.

Exposure of vehicle's parts

22 The owner of a written-off motor vehicle shall ensure that the parts

of the motor vehicle that are required to be inspected are exposed and have

not been painted, coated or covered when the motor vehicle is submitted for

inspection.

Issuing inspection certificates

23 An inspection mechanic who issues an inspection certificate for a

written-off motor vehicle or an out of province vehicle shall

(

a) sign the inspection certificate,

(

b) ensure that the person who submitted the motor vehicle to be

inspected receives the original of the certificate,

(

c) send a copy of the certificate to the Director within 7 days of

the date of inspection, and

(

d) keep a copy of the certificate for a period of 2 years after

the date of inspection.

Expiry of certificates

24 An inspection certificate for a written-off motor vehicle or out of

province vehicle expires 14 days after the date of inspection.

Inspection report

25(1) When an inspection mechanic conducts an inspection of a written-off

motor vehicle or out of province vehicle and is not satisfied that all the

items to be inspected are safe, the inspection mechanic shall sign an

inspection report specifying the items that require repair.

(2) The inspection mechanic who signs the inspection report shall ensure

that the person who submitted the motor vehicle to be inspected receives

the inspection report.

Re-inspection

26 If

(

a) a written-off motor vehicle or out of province vehicle has

failed an inspection,

(

b) the items that failed the inspection have been repaired, and

(

c) the motor vehicle and the inspection report are submitted to an

inspection mechanic within 10 days from the date of the previous

inspection,

the inspection mechanic may, after re-inspecting and testing only the items

specified on the report as requiring repair and on being satisfied that

those items have been repaired and are safe, issue an inspection

certificate for the motor vehicle.

Inspections after inspection certificate issued

27(1) If an inspection certificate for a written-off motor vehicle or an

out of province vehicle has been issued for a motor vehicle and the

Director is of the opinion that the motor vehicle is not safe for operation

on a highway, the Director may direct the owner or operator of the motor

vehicle to have the vehicle inspected by an inspection mechanic or a

vehicle safety inspector.

(2) When an inspection mechanic or vehicle safety inspector conducts an

inspection under this

section and is not satisfied that all of the items

specified in the Inspection Manual for the class of motor vehicle are safe,

the mechanic or inspector shall sign an inspection report specifying the

items that require repair and the inspection certificate for the motor

vehicle is at that time revoked.

(3) The inspection mechanic or vehicle safety inspector who signs the

inspection report shall

(

a) ensure that the owner or operator of the motor vehicle receives

the inspection report,

(

b) advise the owner or operator that the inspection certificate

for the motor vehicle is revoked, and

(

c) send a copy of the inspection report to the Director within 6

days of the date of inspection.

(4) If a direction is given under subsection (1) and the Director is

satisfied that the motor vehicle has not been presented for inspection

within 5 days from the day that the direction was given, the Director may

revoke the inspection certificate that has been issued for that motor

vehicle and, if the certificate is revoked, the Director shall notify the

owner of the revocation.

(5) If an inspection certificate is revoked under this

section and the

owner has the original, the owner, after receiving notice of the

revocation, shall

(

a) give the certificate to the inspection mechanic or vehicle

safety inspector who inspected the motor vehicle, or

(

b) if the Director has revoked the certificate under subsection

(4), send the certificate to the Director.

(6) An inspection mechanic or vehicle safety inspector who receives an

inspection certificate under subsection (5) shall send the certificate to

the Director as soon as possible.

(7) The Director shall notify the Registrar if an inspection certificate

is revoked under this section.

(8) The revocation of an inspection certificate is not affected by any

failure of the person making the revocation to take possession of the

inspection certificate.

(9) Section 26 applies to an inspection certificate that is revoked under

subsection (2).

Sanction for revocation

28 If the Director revokes within a 12-month period 2 inspection

certificates issued by the same inspection mechanic, the inspection

mechanic is prohibited from purchasing or issuing an inspection certificate

for a period of 12 months from the date of the 2nd revocation.

Recognition of other certificates

29(1) If the Director is satisfied that a jurisdiction outside of Alberta

operates an inspection program for written-off motor vehicles or out of

province vehicles that is substantially similar to the inspection program

under this Regulation, a subsisting document issued in the other

jurisdiction that is substantially similar to an inspection certificate for

written-off motor vehicles or out of province vehicles is deemed to be an

inspection certificate issued under this Regulation for the same class of

motor vehicle.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a document issued by another

jurisdiction if the jurisdiction is not the same as the jurisdiction under

which the motor vehicle is registered.

(3) A document that is deemed to be an inspection certificate by this

section expires, for the purposes of this Regulation, 14 days after the

date that the inspection on which the certificate is based is completed.

Inspections

Duty to produce licence

30 An inspection mechanic shall produce for inspection the trade

certificates held by the mechanic when requested to do so by

(

a) the Director,

(

b) a vehicle safety inspector, or

(

c) a person who submits a written-off motor vehicle or out of

province vehicle to be inspected by the inspection mechanic.

Inspection of equipment and tools

31(1) A vehicle safety inspector or the Director may, during the business

hours of a place where inspections are carried out, enter the place and

inspect it to determine if

(

a) the place has the equipment, and

(

b) the inspection mechanic has the tools

that are required by the Inspection Manual.

(2) If, as a result of an inspection, a vehicle safety inspector or

Director is satisfied that the place does not have the required equipment

or the inspection mechanic does not have the required tools, the inspector

or Director may require the inspection mechanic to return any unissued

inspection certificates and the mechanic shall comply with the request.

Sanction for failing inspection

32 An inspection mechanic who is required to return unissued inspection

certificates under

section 31 is prohibited from issuing an inspection

certificate and from purchasing unissued inspection certificates until the

inspection mechanic satisfies the Director that the place at which the

mechanic will conduct inspections has the equipment specified in the

Inspection Manual and that the mechanic has acquired the tools required by

the Inspection Manual.

Inspection of certificates

33(1) A vehicle safety inspector or the Director may, during the business

hours of a place where inspections are carried out, enter the place and

request an inspection mechanic to produce for inspection any inspection

certificate issued by the inspection mechanic that the mechanic is required

to keep under this Regulation.

(2) On a request being made under subsection (1), the inspection mechanic

shall produce the inspection certificates to the person making the request.

(3) A vehicle safety inspector or the Director may make a copy of any

inspection certificate provided under subsection (1).

Missing certificates

34(1) If an unissued inspection certificate that is in the possession of

an inspection mechanic is missing or destroyed, the inspection mechanic

shall as soon as possible report that fact, the surrounding circumstances

and the identification number of the certificate to the Director.

(2) If a report is made to the Director under subsection (1) and the

missing unissued inspection certificate comes into the possession of the

inspection mechanic who made the report, the inspection mechanic shall, as

soon as possible, send the certificate to the Director.

(3) If a subsisting inspection certificate that is issued in respect of a

motor vehicle is missing or destroyed, the owner or operator of the

vehicle shall as soon as possible report that fact, the surrounding

circumstances and the identification number of the certificate to the

Director.

(4) If a report is made to the Director under subsection (3) and the

missing inspection certificate comes into the possession of the person who

made the report, that person shall, as soon as possible,

(

a) notify the Director that the inspection certificate has been

found, and

(

b) send the certificate, if it is no longer subsisting, to the

Director.

General

Providing documents, etc. to vehicle safety inspector

35 If an owner, operator or inspection mechanic is required under this

Regulation to send an inspection certificate to the Director, the owner,

operator or inspection mechanic shall, at the request of a vehicle safety

inspector, give the inspection certificate to the vehicle safety inspector

instead of sending it to the Director.

Meaning of subsisting

36 During the period of time that an inspection certificate, trade

certificate or other document is suspended or revoked or otherwise not in

effect, the inspection certificate, trade certificate or other document is

not subsisting for the purposes of this Regulation.

Transitional

Definition

37 In sections 38 to 40, "proclamation date" means the date that

section

2 of the Motor Vehicle Statutes Amendment Act, 1994 is proclaimed in force.

Pre-proclamation date write-offs

38 If

(

a) an insurance company under a contract of insurance does one of

the things referred to in

section 3 in respect of a damaged motor vehicle

before the proclamation date, and

(

b) no Written-off Vehicle Inspection Certificate was issued under

the Inspection of Written-off Vehicles Regulation (Alta. Reg. 79/86) for

the motor vehicle before the proclamation date,

the motor vehicle is a written-off motor vehicle under this Regulation.

Designation of facilities

39 An owner of a facility who holds a subsisting designation that

designates a place as a facility at which inspections under the Inspection

of Written-off Vehicles Regulation (Alta. Reg. 79/86) may be carried out

shall return the designation to the Director within 30 days of the

proclamation date.

Designation of mechanics

40 A person who holds a subsisting designation as an individual who may

carry out inspections under the Inspection of Written-off Vehicles

Regulation (Alta. Reg. 79/86) shall return the designation to the Director

within 30 days of the proclamation date.

Continuation of certificates

41 A subsisting Written-off Vehicle Inspection Certificate issued under

the Inspection of Written-off Vehicles Regulation (Alta. Reg. 79/86) is

deemed to be a written-off motor vehicle inspection certificate issued

under this Regulation.

Consequential, Repeal, Commencement and Expiry

Amends AR 51/77

42 The Highway Traffic Regulations (Alta. Reg. 51/77) are amended

(

a) by repealing

section 26;

(

b) by repealing Forms A and B of the Schedule.

Repeal

43 The Inspection of Written-off Vehicles Regulation (Alta. Reg. 79/86)

is repealed.

Coming into force

44 This Regulation comes into force when

section 2 of the Motor Vehicles

Statutes Amendment Act, 1994 comes into force.

Expiry

45 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for

ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be re-passed

in its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation

expires on October 31, 2001.

SCHEDULE

FORM 1

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE

HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT

Part 1

Inspection Type

Written-off motor Out of

province

vehicle inspection vehicle inspection

Vehicle Type

Truck Motorcycle Auto

Bus Van Light truck Other (specify)

Vehicle Owner

(Surname/Company) (First Name) (Initials) (Telephone Number)

(Address) (Town/City) (Postal

Code)

Vehicle (Make) (Model) (Year)

(Unit #)

(V.I.N.) (Licence Plate No.)

(Province)

(Odometer) Km. Mi.

Part 2 - Certification

I certify that the motor vehicle described in

Part 1 has passed the

inspections and tests established under the Highway Traffic Act for the

type of inspection described in

Part 1.

(Inspection Mechanic's Name) (Alberta Trade Certificate

Number)

Trade Designation:

Automotive Service Technician Auto Body Technician

Heavy Equipment Technician Motorcycle Mechanic

Inspection Mechanic's Signature: Date of Inspection: (D)

(M) (

Y) FORM 2

INSPECTION REPORT

HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT

Part 1

Inspection Type

Written-off motor Out of

province

vehicle inspection vehicle inspection

Vehicle Type

Truck Motorcycle Auto

Bus Van Light truck Other (specify)

Vehicle Owner

(Surname/Company) (First Name) (Initials) (Telephone Number)

(Address) (Town/City) (Postal

Code)

Vehicle (Make) (Model) (Year)

(Unit #)

(V.I.N.) (Licence Plate No.)

(Province)

(Odometer) Km. Mi.

Part 2

Notice of Failure to Pass Inspection

The motor vehicle described in

Part 1 has undergone the inspections and

tests established under the Highway Traffic Act for the type of inspection

described in

Part 1 and the following items require repair:

(Inspection Mechanic's Name) (Alberta Trade Certificate

Number)

Trade Designation:

Automotive Service Technician Auto Body Technician

Heavy Equipment Technician Motorcycle Mechanic

Inspection Mechanic's Signature: Date of Inspection: (D)

(M) (

Y) FORM 3

DEALER'S INSPECTION CERTIFICATE

HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT

Vehicle Type

Truck Motorcycle Auto

Bus Van Light truck Other (specify)

Vehicle (Make) (Model) (Year)

(Unit #)

(V.I.N.) (Licence Plate No.)

(Province)

(Odometer) Km. Mi.

(Name of Dealership)

(Name of Dealer or Dealer's agent or employee making certificate)

I certify that I inspected the used motor vehicle described above on D M

Y and that the used motor vehicle complies with the equipment

requirements of

Part 2 of the Highway Traffic Act.

Signature of Dealer or Dealer's agent or employee:

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Alberta Regulation 186/96

Motor Vehicle Administration Act

REGULATIONS UNDER THE MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION

ACT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 373/96) pursuant to

section 59 of the Motor Vehicle Administration Act.

1 The Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Administration Act (Alta. Reg.

22/76) are amended by this Regulation.

Section 3.01(2) is amended by adding the following after clause (b):

(

c) notwithstanding clauses (

a) and (b), for a written-off motor

vehicle, a fee of $10.

3 The following is added after

section 18:

Written-off Motor Vehicles

19 When a motor vehicle becomes a written-off motor vehicle under

section 3 or 5 of the Special Motor Vehicles Inspection Regulation, the

insurance company referred to in that

section shall, for the purposes of

section 58.1 of the Act, provide the Director of the Transportation Safety

Branch with the following information:

(

a) the insurance company's name and address and the

name, address and telephone number of the insurance company's contact

person;

(

b) the number of the insurance policy, the number of

the claim and the date of payout;

(

c) the name, address and telephone number of the owner

of the motor vehicle;

(

d) the following information about the motor vehicle:

(

i) its make, model and year of

manufacture;

(ii) the manufacturer's serial number;

(iii) whether the motor vehicle is a car,

van, truck, bus or other type;

(iv) its licence plate number and

jurisdiction of issue;

(

e) the cause of damage to the motor vehicle;

(

f) a brief description of the damage to the motor

vehicle;

(

g) whether, in the insurance company's opinion, the

motor vehicle should be treated as salvage instead of being repaired.

20 When a motor vehicle becomes a written-off motor vehicle under

section 4 of the Special Motor Vehicles Inspection Regulation, the person

who holds the financial responsibility card shall, for the purposes of

section 58.1 of the Act, provide the Director of the Transportation Safety

Branch with the following information:

(

a) the person's name, address and telephone number;

(

b) whether, in the person's opinion, the motor vehicle

should be treated as salvage instead of being repaired;

(

c) the information referred to in

section 19(

c) to

(f).

Salvage Vehicles

21 When a motor vehicle becomes a salvage vehicle as defined in

section 1(u.1) of the Act, the person referred to in

section 1(u.1) shall,

for the purposes of

section 58.3 of the Act, provide the Director of the

Transportation Safety Branch with the following information:

(

a) the person's name, address and telephone number;

(

b) the following information about the motor vehicle:

(

i) its make, model and year of

manufacture;

(ii) the manufacturer's serial number;

(iii) its licence plate number and

jurisdiction of issue.

4 This Regulation comes into force when

section 1 of the Motor Vehicles

Statutes Amendment Act, 1994 comes into force.

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Alberta Regulation 187/96

Health Insurance Premiums Act

HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 376/96) pursuant to

section 2 of the Health Insurance Premiums Act.

1 The Health Insurance Premiums Regulation (Alta. Reg. 217/81) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 8.2(1) is amended

(

a) in clause (a)

(

i) by striking out "$18 062" and substituting "$18

106";

(ii) by striking out "$20 781" and substituting "$20

825";

(iii) by striking out "$18 061" and substituting "$18

105";

(

b) in clause (b)

(

i) by striking out "$24 342" and substituting "$24

386";

(ii) by striking out "$29 781" and substituting "$29

825";

(iii) by striking out "$24 341" and substituting "$24

385";

(

c) in clause (c)

(

i) by striking out "$27 123" and substituting "$27

211";

(ii) by striking out "$32 562" and substituting "$32

650";

(iii) by striking out "$27 122" and substituting "$27

210".

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Alberta Regulation 188/96

Hospitals Act

HOSPITAL DISTRICTS REPEAL REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 377/96) pursuant to

section 14 of the Hospitals Act.

1 The Hospital Districts Regulation (Alta. Reg. 243/90) is repealed.

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Alberta Regulation 189/96

Hospitals Act

HOSPITALIZATION BENEFITS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 378/96) pursuant to

section 14 of the Hospitals Act.

1 The Hospitalization Benefits Regulation (Alta. Reg. 244/90) is amended

by this Regulation.

2 Sections 20(1)(

c) and (6), 24 and 25 are repealed.

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Alberta Regulation 190/96

Regional Health Authorities Act

REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 380/96) pursuant to

section 21 of the Regional Health Authorities Act.

1 The Regional Health Authorities Regulation (Alta. Reg. 15/95) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 Sections 2(3) and 2.2(2) are repealed.

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Alberta Regulation 191/96

Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act

AIR EMISSIONS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 384/96) pursuant to

section 132 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act.

1 The Air Emissions Regulation (Alta. Reg. 124/93) is amended by this

Regulation.

2 The title is struck out and the following is substituted:

SUBSTANCE RELEASE REGULATION

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by renumbering it as

section 1(1);

(

b) in subsection (1)

(

i) in clause (

b) by striking out "SSC-1/76" and

substituting "REF.89";

(ii) in clause (d)(vii) by striking out "6500" and

substituting "9500";

(iii) by repealing clauses (

h) and (

i) and substituting

the following:

(h) "person responsible" means the owner

and the operator or any other person in charge of a plant or activity;

(i) "plant" means all buildings,

structures, process equipment, pollution abatement equipment, pipelines,

vessels, storage and material handling facilities, railways, roadways and

other installations used in or for any activity listed in

section 2 of the

Schedule of Activities in the Act, including the land that is used in or

for the activity;

(iv) in clause (j)(ix) by striking out "6500" and

substituting "9500";

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (1):

(2) Where a term is used in Column A of the

Schedule to this

Regulation, it has the same meaning as provided for in

section 3(2) of the

Activities Designation Regulation.

Section 4(2) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1),

(

a) the visible emissions emitted from the start-up or

shut-down of waste burners that are used only for the purposes of burning

wood waste may exceed an opacity of 40% for an aggregate period of not more

than 30 minutes in any period of 8 consecutive hours, and

(

b) the visible emissions emitted from soot blowing or

process purging or from rapping of electrostatic precipitators may not

exceed an opacity of 40% for a period of more than 6 consecutive minutes in

any period of 60 consecutive minutes.

Section 9 is amended

(

a) in subsection (3) by striking out "that section" wherever it

occurs and substituting "those subsections";

(

b) in subsection (6) by striking out "(Canada)" and substituting

"Canada".

Section 11(5) is amended by striking out "in Standard Reference Methods

for Source Testing: Measurement of Emissions of Vinyl Chloride and

Polyvinyl Chloride Manufacturing, Department of the Environment Report

(Canada) EPS 1-AP-78-3" and substituting "Standard Reference Methods for

Source Testing: Measurement of Emissions of Vinyl Chloride from Vinyl

Chloride and Polyvinyl Chloride Manufacturing, Department of the

Environment Report Canada EPS-1-AP-77-1".

7 The following is added after

section 14:

PART 3.1

OTHER ACTIVITIES CAUSING RELEASES

Prohibition

14.1 A person who carries on any activity referred to in Column A

of the

Schedule to this Regulation shall comply with the corresponding Code

referred to in Column B of the

Schedule in the carrying on of that

activity.

Section 16(1) is repealed and the following is substituted:

Returns and reports

16(1) The Director may by notice in writing directed to the person

responsible for an activity

(

a) require any returns or reports respecting a release

(

i) water-carried or liquid emissions

resulting from the activity, or

(ii) substances into the ambient air

resulting from the activity,

(

b) specify the manner and frequency of sampling,

recording and reporting of the performance of any aspect of activity,

(

c) specify the manner and frequency of ambient

monitoring directly related to the release of substances as a result of the

activity, and

(

d) specify an analytical method for determining the

presence of any substance that has affected, is affecting or may affect air

emissions or water-carried or liquid emissions resulting from the activity.

9 The following is added after

section 16:

Offences

16.1 A person who contravenes

section 5, 7, 9(5) or (6), 11(4) or

(5), 12, 13, 14, 14.1 or 16(2) is guilty of an offence and liable

(

a) in the case of an individual, to a fine of not more

than $50 000, or

(

b) in the case of a corporation, to a fine of not more

than $500 000.

Due diligence defence

16.2 No person shall be convicted of an offence under this

Regulation if that person establishes on a balance of probabilities that he

took all reasonable steps to prevent its commission.

10 The

Schedule attached to this Regulation is added after

section 19.

11 The Environmental Protection and Enhancement (Miscellaneous)

Regulation (Alta. Reg. 118/93) is amended by repealing

section 9(1)(a).

12 The Industrial Plants Regulation (Alta. Reg. 121/93) is repealed.

13 This Regulation comes into force on September 1, 1996.

SCHEDULE

Column A

Column B

asphalt paving plant

Code of Practice for Asphalt Paving Plants

concrete producing plant

Code of Practice for Concrete Producing Plants

compressor and pumping stations

sweet gas processing plant

Code of Practice for Compressors, Pumping Stations and Sweet Gas Processing

Plants

foundry

Code of Practice for Foundries

fish farm

fish processing plant

Code of Practice for Small Fish Farms and Fish Processing Plants

hydrostatic testing

Code of Practice for Discharge of Hydrostatic Test Water from Hydrostatic

Testing of Petroleum Liquid and Natural Gas Pipelines

hydrologic tracing analysis

Code of Practice for Hydrologic Tracing Analysis Studies

red meat processing plant

poultry processing plant

Code of Practice for Small Meat Processing Plants

tanker truck washing facility

Code of Practice for Tanker Truck Washing Facilities

vegetable processing plant

Code of Practice for Small Vegetable Processing Plants

Alberta Regulation 192/96

Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act

WASTE CONTROL REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 358/96) pursuant to

sections 168, 178, 183, 225 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement

Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Part 1

Hazardous Waste

Definitions 2

Personal identification numbers 3

Exemption 4

Form of manifest 5

Manifest completion 6

Generator's and consignor's manifest duties 7

Carrier's manifest duties 8

Receiver's manifest duties 9

Multiple carriers' manifests 10

Storing hazardous waste 11

Storage of PCBs 12

Landfills 13

Codes of Practice 14

Importation 15

Dilution or division 16

Part 2

Hazardous Recyclables

Application 17

Storage 18

Recycle docket 19

Information 20

Importation 21

Part 3

Non-Hazardous Waste

Application 22

Prohibition 23

General 24

Certified Operators 25

Burning 26

Part 4

Security

Security required 27

Amount of security 28

Adjustment of security 29

Form of security 30

Return of security 31

Retention of security 32

Forfeiture of security 33

Part 5

Miscellaneous

Expanded definition of waste 34

Form of order 35

Review of EPO 36

Part 6

General

Standards for landfills 37

Standards for compost facilities 38

Records 39

Plans and reports 40

Waste collection containers 41

Offenses 42

Due diligence 43

Transition 44

Repeal 45

Coming into force 46

Schedules

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act;

(b) "agricultural waste" means waste generated by a farmer;

(c) "biomedical waste" means waste that is generated by

(

i) human health care facilities,

(ii) medical research and teaching establishments,

(iii) clinical testing or research laboratories, and

(iv) facilities involved in the production or testing of

vaccines,

and contains or may contain pathogenic agents that may cause

disease in humans exposed to the waste;

(d) "certified operator" means a person who holds a valid

certificate of qualification issued in accordance with the Act and this

Regulation;

(e) "Class I compost facility" means a waste management facility

where waste, not including hazardous waste, is decomposed through a

controlled bio-oxidation process that results in a stable humus-like

material, but does not include a residential composter;

(f) "Class II compost facility" means a waste management facility

where only vegetative matter or manure are decomposed through a controlled

bio-oxidation process that results in a stable humus-like material, but

does not include a residential composter;

(g) "Class I landfill" means a Class I(

a) landfill or Class I(

b) landfill;

(h) "Class I(

a) landfill" means a landfill for the disposal of

waste and that has

(

i) two liners of which at least one is a synthetic

liner,

(ii) a leachate collection and removal system,

(iii) a leak detection system between the two liners, and

(iv) a groundwater monitoring system;

(i) "Class I(

b) landfill" means a landfill for the disposal of

waste and that has

(

i) a synthetic or clay liner,

(ii) a leachate collection and removal system, and

(iii) a groundwater monitoring system;

(j) "Class II landfill" means a landfill for the disposal of waste,

not including hazardous waste;

(k) "Class III landfill" means a landfill for the disposal of

waste

(

i) that is solid, and

(ii) that, on disposal in a landfill, is not reasonably

expected to undergo physical, chemical or biological changes to such an

extent as to produce substances that may cause an adverse effect,

and includes but is not limited to demolition debris, concrete,

asphalt, glass, ceramic materials, scrap metal and dry timber or wood that

has not been chemically treated, but does not include hazardous waste;

(l) "Code of Practice" means the latest edition of the Code of

Practice published by the Department for an activity referred to in this

Regulation;

(m) "container" means any portable device in which waste is stored;

(n) "Director" means the person designated as Director for the

purposes of this Regulation;

(o) "dispersible form" means any of the following or a mixture of

them:

(

i) a liquid;

(ii) a solid that can pass through a 9.5 mm mesh

opening;

(iii) a friable solid that can be reduced by grinding in

a mortar and pestle to a particle size that can pass through a 9.5 mm mesh

opening;

(p) "dispose", when used with respect to waste at a landfill, means

the intentional placement of waste on or in land as its final resting

place;

(q) "empty container" means a container that contains less than 2.5

centimetres of the original contents or less than 3% of the original

contents, whichever is the lesser amount;

(r) "farmer" means a person engaged in primary production in an

agricultural, horticultural or arboricultural operation for financial gain;

(s) "Federal Regulations" means the Transportation of Dangerous

Goods Regulations (SOR/85-77) made under the Transportation of Dangerous

Goods Act, 1992 (Canada);

(t) "hazardous recyclable" means a recyclable that has one or more

of the properties described in

Schedule 1;

(u) "hazardous recyclable facility" means a facility for storing or

processing hazardous recyclables;

(v) "hazardous waste" means waste that has one or more of the

properties described in

Schedule 1, but does not include those wastes

listed in

Schedule 2;

(w) "hazardous waste management facility" means a facility for the

collection, storage, treatment or disposal of hazardous waste, but does not

include an on-site facility;

(x) "internal volume" means the nominal capacity of a container;

(y) "land treatment" means the controlled application of a

substance on the soil surface and incorporation of the substance into the

upper soil zone in such a manner that physical, chemical or biological

degradation of the substance takes place;

(z) "landfill" means a waste management facility at which waste is

disposed of by placing it on or in land, but does not include a land

treatment facility, a surface impoundment, a salt cavern or a disposal

well;

(aa) "liquid", when used with respect to waste, means a waste that

has free liquids as determined by the US EPA Method 9095 Paint Filter

Liquids Test, Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Wastes-Physical/Chemical

Methods (EPA Publication No. SW-846);

(bb) "oil production site" means the field production facilities for

recovering oil or oil sands by drilling or other in-situ recovery methods,

including any injection or pumping facilities, and any associated

infrastructure, where the site is located within the area illustrated in

the guideline entitled Guide for Oil Production Sites published by the

Department;

(cc) "oilfield waste" means an unwanted substance or mixture of

substances that results from the construction, operation or reclamation of

a well site, oil and gas battery, gas plant, compressor station, crude oil

terminal, pipeline, gas gathering system, oil production site or oilfield

waste related facility;

(dd) "oilfield waste related facility" means a facility that is

approved by the Energy Resource Conservation Board to treat, dispose of,

store or recycle oilfield waste;

(ee) "on-site facility" means a facility that is used solely to deal

with hazardous waste generated on property that is owned by the owner of

the facility;

(ff) "person responsible" for a facility of any kind under this

Regulation means

(

i) the owner or previous owner of the facility,

(ii) every person who has or has had charge, management

or control of the facility or any portion of the facility,

(iii) any successor, assignee, executor, administrator,

receiver, receiver-manager or trustee of a person referred to in subclause

(

i) or (ii), and

(iv) a person who acts as a principal or agent of a

person referred to in subclauses (i), (ii) or (iii);

(gg) "recyclable" means a substance or mixture of substances of them

that is intended to be recycled, but does not include oilfield waste;

(hh) "residential composter" means a composter that

(

i) is located at a residence,

(ii) is used to decompose manure, food scraps or

vegetative matter resulting from gardening, horticulture, landscaping or

land clearing, and

(iii) uses a controlled bio-oxidation process that

results in a stable humus-like material;

(ii) "storage site" means a waste management facility, where waste,

other than hazardous waste, is

(

i) stored,

(ii) sorted, compacted, shredded, ground or processed,

(iii) collected and held for removal to another waste

management facility;

(jj) "surface impoundment" means a facility that consists of an

excavation or diked areas that is formed primarily of earthen material and

is used for the storage of waste;

(kk) "unrinsed empty container" means an empty container that

previously held a hazardous waste

(

i) that has not been rinsed 3 times, using for each

rinse a clean solvent that is in an amount equal to 10% of the container

volume and that is capable of removing the previously contained hazardous

waste, or

(ii) that, in the opinion of the Director, has been

rinsed or cleaned by a method that does not produce results equal to or

better than those produced by the method set out in subclause (i).

(ll) "waste" means any solid or liquid material or product or

combination of them

(

i) that is intended to be treated or disposed of, or

(ii) that is intended to be stored and then treated or

disposed of,

but does not include oilfield waste or recyclables;

(mm) "waste management facility" means a facility for the

collection, storage, treatment or disposal of waste.

PART 1

HAZARDOUS WASTE

Definitions

2 In this Part,

(a) "carrier" means a person who accepts hazardous waste for

transport or who transports hazardous waste;

(b) "consignor" means a person who consigns hazardous waste for

storage, transport, treatment or disposal;

(c) "receiver" means a person who receives hazardous waste for

storage, treatment or disposal.

Personal identification numbers

3 An application for a personal identification number under

section

179(2) of the Act must be submitted to the Director in a form and manner

acceptable to the Director.

Exemption

4 Sections 179 and 182 of the Act do not apply to the consignor or

carrier of hazardous waste from the site on which the hazardous waste is

produced to another site that is owned by the same person who owns the site

on which the hazardous waste is produced if

(

a) the person in charge of the vehicle transporting the hazardous

waste displays on the vehicle a placard that corresponds to the placard set

out as Figure 19 in

Part II of

Schedule V of the Federal Regulations, and

(

b) the shipment is accompanied by a shipping document that shows

the hazard class, the emergency response contact, the total mass or volume

of each of the hazardous wastes to which the shipping document relates and

the number of packages where applicable.

Form of manifest

5 The manifest referred to in

section 182 of the Act must be in the form

for the manifest set out in the Federal Regulations.

Manifest completion

6 The consignor, carrier and receiver of hazardous waste shall complete

the applicable parts and copies of the manifest to the satisfaction of the

Director.

Generator's and consignor's manifest duties

7(1) A consignor, on consigning a hazardous waste, shall

(

a) sign all copies of the manifest, and ensure that the carrier

certifies receipt of the hazardous waste,

(

b) mail the first copy of the manifest to the Director within 2

days, excluding Saturdays and holidays, after consigning the hazardous

waste,

(

c) retain the 2nd copy for at least 2 years following the

consignment, and

(

d) deliver the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th copies to the carrier.

(2) The consignor of hazardous waste that is shipped out of Alberta shall

ensure that a copy of the manifest completed by the out-of-province

receiver is given to the Director, the carrier, the consignor and, if the

waste is shipped out of Canada, to the Department of Environment (Canada).

Carrier's manifest duties

8 A carrier, on accepting hazardous waste for transportation, shall

(

a) sign all copies of the manifest,

(

b) return the first and 2nd copies of the manifest to the

consignor,

(

c) ensure that the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th copies accompany the

hazardous waste during transportation, and

(

d) deliver the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th copies to the receiver.

Receiver's manifest duties

9(1) A receiver, on accepting hazardous waste for storage, treatment or

disposal, shall

(

a) sign the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th copies of the manifest and

return the 4th copy to the carrier,

(

b) mail the 3rd copy to the Director within 2 days, excluding

Saturdays and holidays, after receiving the hazardous waste,

(

c) retain the 5th copy for at least 2 years after receiving the

hazardous waste, and

(

d) mail the 6th copy to the consignor within 2 days, excluding

Saturdays and holidays, after accepting the hazardous waste.

(2) The receiver of hazardous waste generated outside of Alberta shall

ensure that the Director and, if the waste was generated outside of Canada,

the Department of Environment (Canada), receive a copy of the manifest.

(3) The consignor shall retain the 6th copy of the manifest referred to in

subsection (1)(

d) for at least 2 years following its receipt from the

receiver.

Multiple carriers' manifests

10(1) If multiple carriers are used for a consignment of hazardous

waste,

(

a) the consignor shall complete a separate manifest and comply

with

section 7 with respect to each carrier;

(

b) each carrier, on accepting hazardous waste for transportation,

shall

(

i) sign one manifest form and return the first and 2nd

copies of that form to the consignor, and

(ii) deliver the remaining copies and remaining manifest

forms to the receiver or next carrier;

(

c) the receiver shall, on accepting the hazardous waste for

storage, treatment or disposal,

(

i) sign the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th copies of all

manifest forms,

(ii) cross-reference all of the manifests,

(iii) mail the 3rd copy of each manifest form to the

Director within 2 days, excluding Saturdays and holidays, after accepting

the hazardous waste,

(iv) mail the 4th copy of the appropriate manifest to

each carrier,

(

v) retain the 5th copy of each manifest for at least 2

years after receiving the hazardous waste, and

(vi) mail the 6th copy to the consignor within 2 days,

excluding Saturdays and holidays, after accepting the hazardous waste.

(2) The consignor shall retain the 6th copy of the manifest referred to in

subsection (1)(c)(vi) for at least 2 years following its receipt from the

receiver.

Storing hazardous waste

11(1) A person who stores hazardous waste shall store it in an amount and

in a manner so that

(

a) it will not cause an adverse effect,

(

b) any leakage is contained and prevented from entering into the

remainder of the hazardous waste management facility and places beyond,

including sewers and the ground underneath the site,

(

c) at least secondary containment is provided for liquid hazardous

waste, and there are no openings in the secondary containment system that

provide a direct connection to the area surrounding the system,

(

d) the hazardous waste is adequately labelled, stating the

identity of the hazardous waste that is being stored,

(

e) incompatible hazardous wastes are stored in such a manner that

there will be no contact between them, even in the event of a release, and

(

f) routine inspections of the site can be performed.

(2) A person who stores hazardous waste shall ensure that the hazardous

waste is stored in a place that

(

a) is secure from entry by unauthorized persons,

(

b) is prominently identified as a hazardous waste management

facility where hazardous waste is being stored,

(

c) is equipped with suitable equipment to handle emergency

situations,

(

d) is provided with operators trained to respond to emergency

situations specific to the hazardous waste stored, and

(

e) is designed and maintained so that surface run-off water cannot

enter the secondary containment system.

(3) Subsection (2)(

b) applies only to a hazardous waste management

facility whose only function is the storage of hazardous waste, and does

not apply to a hazardous waste management facility that is located in or is

part of a manufacturing, processing or other operation.

Storage of PCBs

12(1) In this section,

(a) "PCB" means any chlorobiphenyl that has a molecular formula of

C12H10-nCln, in which "n" is greater than 2;

(b) "PCB equipment" means any equipment, machinery or similar

manufactured item, including but not limited to a capacitor or an

electrical transformer, that contains a PCB liquid, PCB solid or PCB

substance;

(c) "PCB liquid" means a liquid that contains more than 50 mg of

PCB per kilogram of the liquid;

(d) "PCB solid" means a solid that contains more than 50 mg of PCB

per kilogram of the solid;

(e) "PCB substance" means a substance, other than a PCB liquid or a

PCB solid, that contains more than 50 mg of PCB per kilogram of the

substance;

(f) "PCB waste" means any PCB liquid, PCB solid, PCB substance or

PCB equipment that is stored as hazardous waste.

(2) In determining the quantity, volume or weight of PCB waste for the

purposes of subsection (3), the total amounts stored in or around one site

that is under the responsibility of the same person shall be added

together.

stores PCB waste in the following amounts shall advise the Director in

writing in accordance with subsection (4) and keep and provide records in

accordance with subsections (5) and (6):

(

a) PCB liquids in an amount of 100 L or more;

(

b) PCB solids or PCB substances in an amount of 100 kg or more;

(

c) PCB liquids, PCB solids or PCB substances or a combination of

them, in an amount less than that referred to in clause (

a) or (b), that

contain 1 kg or more of PCB;

(

d) PCB equipment that contains an amount of PCB, PCB liquids, PCB

solids or PCB substances referred to in clauses (

a) to (c).

(4) The person who stores PCB wastes

(

a) must advise the Director in writing no less than 30 days after

that person first stores PCB waste in amounts referred to in subsection

(3), and

(

b) must disclose the name of the person, the location of where the

PCB waste is being stored and a description and inventory of the PCB waste

that is stored at the site.

(5) The records referred to in subsection (3) must contain the following

information:

(

a) with respect to each item of PCB waste received at the site,

(

i) the date of receipt of the PCB waste,

(ii) the quantity of PCB waste received,

(iii) a description of the PCB waste, including, where

applicable, the nameplate description, the serial number and the PCB

registration number,

(iv) the condition of the PCB waste,

(

v) the source of the PCB waste,

(vi) the name of the carrier of the PCB waste, and

(vii) the name of the individual who received the PCB

waste;

(

b) with respect to each item of PCB waste removed from the site,

(

i) the date of removal of the PCB waste,

(ii) a description of the PCB waste, including, where

applicable, the nameplate description,

(iii) the condition of the PCB waste,

(iv) the name of the carrier of the PCB waste,

(

v) the destination of the PCB waste, and

(vi) the name of the individual authorizing the removal

of the PCB waste;

(

c) the results of any inspections conducted and any action taken

as a result of those inspections.

(6) A person who is required to keep the records referred to in subsection

(3) shall provide a copy of the records to the Director on January 1 and

July 1 of each year containing the required information for the preceding

6-month period.

Landfills

13(1) No person shall dispose of hazardous waste into a landfill.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a person disposing of the following

types of hazardous waste in the applicable Class I landfill as described in

subsection (3) or (4):

(

a) solid hazardous waste containing one or more halogenated

organic compounds in a combined concentration less than 1000 milligrams per

kilogram, of which no more than 50 milligrams per kilogram is

polychlorinated biphenyl;

(

b) liquid hazardous waste containing one or more halogenated

organic compounds in a combined concentration less than 100 milligrams per

kilogram, of which no more than 50 milligrams per kilogram is

polychlorinated biphenyl;

(

c) liquid or solid hazardous waste containing one or more of the

following compounds in a combined concentration less than 1000 milligrams

per kilogram:

(

i) acetone;

(ii) benzene;

(iii) n-butyl alcohol;

(iv) carbon disulphide;

(

v) cresol and cresylic acid;

(vi) cyclohexanone;

(vii) ethyl acetate;

(viii) ethyl benzene;

(ix) ethyl ether;

(

x) isobutanol;

(xi) methanol;

(xii) methyl ethyl ketone;

(xiii) nitrobenzene;

(xiv) 2-nitropropane;

(xv) pyridine;

(xvi) toluene;

(xvii) xylene;

(

d) any substance or mixture of substances that ignites and

propagates combustion according to the test methods that describe

spontaneously combustible hazardous waste, provided that those substances

or mixtures of substances

(

i) are not liable to ignite and propagate combustion

under the conditions of disposal, and

(ii) are not liable to emit flammable gases under the

conditions of disposal;

(

e) liquid hazardous waste containing any of the following

substances in a concentration less than that shown:

(

i) arsenic: 500 milligrams per kilogram;

(ii) beryllium: 100 milligrams per kilogram;

(iii) cadmium: 100 milligrams per kilogram;

(iv) chromium-hexavelant: 500 milligrams per kilogram;

(

v) lead: 500 milligrams per kilogram;

(vi) mercury: 20 milligrams per kilogram;

(vii) nickel: 500 milligrams per kilogram;

(viii) selenium: 200 milligrams per kilogram;

(ix) silver: 100 milligrams per kilogram;

(

x) thallium: 200 milligrams per kilogram;

(

f) solid hazardous waste producing a waste extract which contains

one or more of the substances referred to in clause (

e) in a concentration

less than the value for that substance shown in that clause;

(

g) liquid hazardous waste containing less than 1000 milligrams per

kilogram of free cyanides;

(

h) hazardous waste with a pH greater than 12.5.

(3) No person shall dispose of liquid hazardous waste described in

subsection (2) in a landfill unless the landfill is a Class I(

a) landfill.

(4) No person shall dispose of solid hazardous waste described in

subsection (2) in a landfill unless the landfill is a Class I(

a) or a Class

I(

b) landfill.

Codes of Practice

14(1) A person who carries on any activity referred to in Column A of

Schedule 4 shall comply with the corresponding Code of Practice referred to

in Column B of the

Schedule in the carrying on of that activity.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a facility that is operating at the

time of publication of the respective Code of Practice until such time as

the Director provides written notice to the person responsible for the

facility that the Code of Practice or part of the Code of Practice is to

apply.

(3) The notice referred to in subsection (2) must specify that all or part

of the Code of Practice is to apply and if only part, which part, and

specify the date on which all or part of the Code of Practice is to apply.

(4) Where a facility is not required to comply with subsection (1) because

of subsection (2), the person responsible for the facility must comply with

conditions specified in the approval for the facility issued under the Act.

(5) A person responsible who receives notice under subsection (2) shall

comply with the notice in accordance with the terms specified in the

notice.

Importation

15(1) No person shall knowingly import any hazardous waste into Alberta

for the purpose of storage for a period exceeding 30 days without first

obtaining written authorization from the Minister.

(2) No person shall knowingly import hazardous waste into Alberta for the

purpose of disposal.

(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to the disposal of residues resulting

from the treatment of imported hazardous waste.

Dilution or division

16(1) No person shall mix hazardous waste with any solid or liquid for the

primary purpose of dilution or of avoiding the requirements of this

Regulation.

(2) No person shall divide a hazardous waste for the purpose of avoiding

the requirements of this Regulation.

PART 2

HAZARDOUS RECYCLABLES

Application

Section 162 of the Act does not apply to the consigning for shipment

as a hazardous recyclable of less than 205 litres or less than 205 kg.

Storage

18(1) A person who stores a hazardous recyclable shall store it in an

amount and in a manner so that

(

a) it will not cause an adverse effect,

(

b) any leakage is contained and prevented from entering into the

remainder of the hazardous recyclable facility and places beyond, including

sewers and the ground underneath the site,

(

c) at least secondary containment is provided for liquid hazardous

recyclables, and there are no openings in the secondary containment system

that provide a direct connection to the area surrounding the system,

(

d) the hazardous recyclable facility is adequately labelled,

stating the identity of the hazardous recyclable that is being stored,

(

e) incompatible hazardous recyclables are stored in such a manner

that there will be no contact between them, even in the event of a release,

and

(

f) routine inspections of the hazardous recyclable facility can be

performed.

(2) A person who stores hazardous recyclables shall ensure that the

hazardous recyclables are stored in a place that

(

a) is secure from entry by unauthorized persons,

(

b) is prominently identified as a hazardous recyclable facility

where hazardous recyclables are stored,

(

c) is equipped with suitable equipment to handle emergency

situations,

(

d) is provided with operators trained to respond to emergency

situations specific to the hazardous recyclables stored, and

(

e) is designed and maintained so that surface run-off water cannot

enter the secondary containment system.

(3) Subsection (2)(

b) applies only to a hazardous recyclable facility

whose only function is the storage of hazardous recyclables, and does not

apply to a site that is located in or is part of a manufacturing,

processing or other operation.

Recycle

docket

19 The recycle docket referred to in

section 162 of the Act must

(

a) meet the requirements for the shipping document for dangerous

goods described in subsection 4.8(1) of the Federal Regulations, and

(

b) have an attachment showing

(

i) the name of the consignor of the hazardous

recyclable in the shipment,

(ii) the location from which the hazardous recyclable in

the shipment originated,

(iii) the amount of hazardous recyclable in the shipment,

and

(iv) the signature of an authorized representative for

the consignor of the hazardous recyclable in the shipment.

Information

20 The person responsible for a hazardous recyclable facility shall

(

a) keep the following information for at least 2 years from the

last day of the year in which the information was produced:

(

i) copies of all recycle dockets for hazardous

recyclables received at the facility;

(ii) a record of releases of substances at the facility;

(iii) calibration and maintenance records of monitoring

equipment;

(iv) the results of all physical inventories of

hazardous recyclables at the facility;

(

v) any other information prescribed in a notice in

writing by the Director;

(

b) make the information available to the Director on the

Director's request in writing.

Importation

21 No person shall import hazardous recyclables into Alberta without

first obtaining written authorization from the Minister.

PART 3

NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE

Application

22 This Part applies to the management of waste, other than hazardous

waste.

Prohibition

23(1) No person shall deposit waste for disposal in any place other than a

waste management facility authorized in accordance with the Act and this

Regulation.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to

(

a) the disposal of agricultural waste by a farmer on his own land

where the waste is produced on his farm,

(

b) the depositing of earth, or

(

c) waste that

(

i) is not reasonably expected to undergo physical,

chemical or biological changes to such an extent as to produce substances

that may cause an adverse effect, including but not limited to demolition

debris, concrete, asphalt, glass, ceramic materials, scrap metal and dry

timber or wood that has not been chemically treated, and

(ii) is used for reclamation.

General

24(1) The person responsible for a Class II or Class III landfill shall

ensure that the landfill is sited, designed, constructed, operated and

reclaimed so as to meet as a minimum

(

a) the requirements specified in this Regulation, and

(

b) the standards and requirements set out in the Code of Practice

for Landfills.

(2) The person responsible for a Class I or Class II compost facility

shall ensure that the compost facility is sited, designed, constructed,

operated and reclaimed so as to meet as a minimum

(

a) the requirements specified in this Regulation, and

(

b) the standards and requirements set out in the Code of Practice

for Compost Facilities.

(3) Subsection (1) does not apply to a waste management facility that is

operating at the time of publication of the Code of Practice for Landfills

until such time as the Director provides written notice to the person

responsible for the waste management facility that the Code of Practice or

part of the Code of Practice is to apply.

(4) Subsection (2) does not apply to a waste management facility that is

operating at the time of publication of the Code of Practice for Compost

Facilities until such time as the Director provides written notice to the

person responsible for the waste management facility that the Code of

Practice or part of the Code of Practice is to apply.

(5) Where the waste management facility is not required to comply with

subsection (1) or (2) because of subsections (3) and (4), the person

responsible for the waste management facility must comply with the

conditions specified in the approval and permit issued under the Waste

Management Regulation (Alta. Reg. 250/85) before its repeal or the permit

issued by the Provincial Board of Health which is deemed a permit under

section 14 of that Regulation.

(6) A person responsible who receives a notice in writing from the

Director under subsection (3) or (4) shall comply with the notice in

accordance with the terms specified in the notice.

(7) The notice referred to in subsections (3) and (4) must specify that

all or part of the Code of Practice is to apply and if only part, which

part, and specify the date on which all or part of the Code of Practice is

to apply.

Certified operators

25(1) The person responsible for a Class II or Class III landfill or

Class I or Class II compost facility shall ensure that the facility is

supervised by a certified operator during its hours of operation.

(2) A certified operator may have one or more assistants who may supervise

the facility in his temporary absence.

(3) The person responsible for a Class II or Class III landfill or Class I

or Class II compost facility shall notify the Director in writing of the

names of all certified operators and their assistants and any change in any

of the certified operators or their assistants within 30 days of the

change.

(4) Subsections (1), (2) and (3) do not apply until September 1, 2001.

Burning

26(1) No burning shall occur at a waste management facility located within

the boundaries of a city, town or village.

(2) No burning shall occur at a waste management facility located outside

of a city, town, or village unless

(

a) the burning is conducted in accordance with the Substance

Release Regulation,

(

b) the burning is done in an area that is

(

i) constructed with a fire break consisting of barren

mineral soil,

(ii) located so that it is separated from disposal

operations, storage compounds, or buildings, and

(iii) supervised at the time of burning;

and

(

c) the person responsible for the waste management facility has

notified the local authorities, all adjoining property owners, the Director

and the local fire department of his intention to burn and the date on

which the proposed burning is to take place at least 7 days prior to the

date of the burning.

PART 4

SECURITY

Security required

27(1) Where an approval or a registration is required in respect of

(

a) a waste management facility, excluding an on-site facility, or

(

b) a hazardous recyclable facility,

the Director shall require the applicant for the approval or registration

to provide security before operation or reclamation of the facility

commences.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply where the applicant for the approval or

registration is the Crown or a local authority.

Amount of security

28(1) Security shall be in an amount determined by the Director to be

sufficient to ensure completion of conservation and reclamation as required

by the Act and the Regulations under the Act based on

(

a) the estimated costs of conservation and reclamation submitted

by the applicant, approval holder or registration holder,

(

b) the nature, complexity and extent of the facility's operations,

(

c) the probable difficulty of conservation and reclamation, giving

consideration to such factors as topography, soils, geology, hydrology and

revegetation, and

(

d) any other factors the Director considers to be relevant.

(2) Within 30 days of any changes to the most recent conservation and

reclamation plan submitted under the Approvals Procedure Regulation (Alta.

Reg. 113/93), the approval holder or registration holder shall recalculate

the applicable cost estimates and submit adjusted cost estimates to the

Director.

Adjustment of security

29(1) The Director may increase or decrease the amount of security that is

to be provided where

(

a) the cost of future conservation and reclamation changes,

(

b) the extent of the operation of the facility is increased or

reduced,

(

c) the land or any portion of it is conserved and reclaimed,

(

d) the conservation and reclamation plan in the approval or

registration is changed,

(

e) the approval holder or registration holder is conducting on the

site of the facility more than one activity for which security is required,

(

f) any other circumstances exist that may increase or decrease the

estimated cost of conservation and reclamation.

(2) The Director may specify times or set a

schedule for re-evaluating and

adjusting the security provided.

(3) The Director shall notify an approval holder or registration holder of

any proposed adjustment to the amount of the security.

Form of security

30 Security must be in one or more of the following forms as required by

the Director:

(

a) cash;

(

b) cheques and other similar negotiable instruments payable to the

Provincial Treasurer;

(

c) Government guaranteed bonds, debentures, term deposits,

certificates of deposit, trust certificates or investment certificates

assigned to the Provincial Treasurer;

(

d) irrevocable letters of credit, irrevocable letters of

guarantee, performance bonds or surety bonds in a form acceptable to the

Director;

(

e) any other form that is acceptable to the Director.

Return of security

31(1) Where a reclamation or remediation certificate is issued in respect

of all or part of a facility, the Minister may return or direct the return

of all or part of the security provided, as the case may be.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), if conservation and reclamation has

been partially completed as required under the Act and the Regulations, the

Minister may, on application by the approval holder or registration holder,

return or direct the return of a part of the security, as determined by the

Minister.

(3) Where the Director decreases the amount of security under

section 29

the Minister shall return or direct the return of part of the security

provided.

(4) The Minister shall return or direct the return of all security

provided where an application for an approval or registration is submitted

but no approval or registration is issued.

Retention of security

32 In a case to which

section 15 of the Conservation and Reclamation

Regulation (Alta. Reg. 115/93) applies, the Minister may, notwithstanding

that a reclamation certificate has been issued, retain all or part of the

security until the expiration of the applicable period referred to in that

section.

Forfeiture of security

33(1) The Minister may order that all or part of the security provided by

the approval holder or registration holder be forfeited if

(

a) the approval holder or registration holder fails to commence

and complete conservation and reclamation in a timely fashion,

(

b) the approval holder fails to meet conservation and reclamation

standards specified in an approval,

(

c) the registration holder fails to meet conservation and

reclamation standards specified in the applicable Code of Practice,

(

d) the approval holder or registration holder fails to renew

existing security before its expiry date,

(

e) the approval holder or registration holder fails to adjust the

amount of security for inflation or to account for changes in the

conservation and reclamation plan,

(

f) the approval holder or registration holder has not complied

with an environmental protection order or enforcement order issued by the

Director, or

(

g) a receiver, receiver-manager or trustee has been appointed in

respect of the operations of the approval holder or registration holder,

and as a result, conservation and reclamation of the facility as required

by the Act and the Regulations would, in the Minister's opinion, be

prevented or interfered with.

(2) Where the Minister orders security to be forfeited under subsection

(1), the Minister shall

(

a) give written notice of the decision to the approval holder and

registration holder, and

(

b) direct the Provincial Treasurer to transfer the security from

the Environmental Protection Security Fund to the Environmental Protection

and Enhancement Fund.

(3) On the request of the Minister the Provincial Treasurer shall pay to

the Minister from the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Fund as much

of the security transferred under subsection (2) as the Minister considers

is necessary to carry out the conservation and reclamation in accordance

with the Act, the Regulations and the approval, and the Minister shall use

the security for that purpose.

(4) Subsection (3) applies despite the fact that the approval holder or

registration holder may not have actually received the notice referred to

in subsection (2)(a).

(5) Where the amount of the forfeited security exceeds the amount required

for conservation and reclamation, the Provincial Treasurer shall on the

direction of the Minister pay the excess amount to the approval holder or

registration holder.

(6) Where the amount of the forfeited security is insufficient to pay for

the cost of conservation and reclamation, the approval holder or

registration holder remains liable for the balance.

PART 5

MISCELLANEOUS

Expanded definition of waste

34 A motor vehicle that is not registered and is inoperative is waste for

the purposes of the sections referred to in

section 161(

k) of the Act.

Form of order

35(1) An enforcement order issued under

section 201 of the Act must be in

Form 1 in

Schedule 3.

(2) An environmental protection order issued under

section 174 of the Act

must be in Form 2 in

Schedule 3.

Review of EPO

36(1) A committee appointed under

section 177(3) of the Act must consist

of at least 3 members.

(2) Where a request for review under

section 177(1) of the Act is made to

a local authority, the following applies:

(

a) the committee shall give written notice to the inspector,

investigator or Director who issued the environmental protection order that

a request for review has been made;

(

b) the committee may request from the inspector, investigator or

Director any information that it considers necessary;

(

c) no action may be taken under the Act with respect to the

enforcement of the order during the time that the decision of the committee

on the review is pending;

(

d) the committee may conduct any investigation that it considers

necessary to properly review the order and shall complete its review within

30 days after receipt of the request for the review or within any further

extended period under subsection (3);

(

e) the committee shall issue a written decision on the review and

shall give a copy of the decision to the inspector, investigator or

Director who issued the order and to the person to whom the order was

directed, all within 45 days after receipt of the request for the review or

within any extended period under subsection (3).

(3) Where the committee considers that extenuating circumstances exist

that make it impractical for the committee to complete its duties within

the period of time imposed under subsection (2)(

d) or (

e) it may extend

that period of time.

(4) Where the decision of the committee confirms or varies the

environmental protection order, the decision shall prescribe the time

within which the order must be complied with, which shall not be more than

60 days after the date the person to whom the order was directed receives a

copy of the decision.

PART 6

GENERAL

Standards for landfills

37 No person shall construct or operate a Class I landfill, Class II

landfill or Class III landfill within

(a) 100 m of any land subject to slope failure which would

compromise the landfill's structural integrity,

(b) 300 m of the perimeter of a wellhead protection zone of a

municipal or community water supply, or

(c) 300 m of the shore of

(

i) a natural area that permanently contains water such

as a river, lake or creek;

(ii) a man-made surface feature that permanently

contains water, such as an irrigation canal or drainage ditch, but not a

roadside ditch, dugout or reservoir.

Standards for compost facilities

38 All Class II compost facilities shall be constructed and operated so

that

(

a) the generation of odours is minimized,

(

b) run-on and run-off water is controlled so that surface water

and groundwater are not contaminated, and

(

c) animals and vectors of disease are controlled.

Records

39(1) The Director may, by notice in writing to the person responsible for

a waste management facility, including but not limited to a hazardous waste

management facility or a hazardous recycling facility, require that person

to keep records in the form and manner and containing the information

specified by the Director in the notice.

(2) The person shall keep information in a record referred to in

subsection (1) for at least 5 years after the information was entered in

the record.

(3) The person shall provide the records referred to in subsection (1) to

the Director on demand.

Plans and reports

40 The Director may, by notice in writing directed to the person

responsible for a waste management facility, including but not limited to a

hazardous waste management facility or a hazardous recycling facility,

require that person to submit plans and reports respecting the

construction, operation or reclamation of the facility.

Waste collection containers

41(1) The Minister may by notice in writing given to a person require that

person to provide waste collection containers in the numbers, at the

locations and within the time specified in the notice.

(2) A person who receives a notice under subsection (1) shall comply with

it in accordance with its terms.

Offenses

42 A person who contravenes sections 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,

16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26, 37, 39, 40 and 41 is guilty of an offence

and is liable

(

a) in the case of an individual, to a fine of not more than $50

000, or

(

b) in the case of a corporation, to a fine of not more than $500

Due diligence

43 No person shall be convicted of an offence referred to in

section 41

if that person establishes on a balance of probabilities that he took all

reasonable steps to prevent its commission.

Transition

44 A person who on August 31, 1996 was registered under

section 13.1 of

the Waste Control Regulation (Alta. Reg. 129/93) is deemed to have complied

with

section 12 of this Regulation with respect to PCBs stored before

September 1, 1996.

Repeal

45 The following Regulations are repealed:

(

a) the Waste Control Regulation (Alta. Reg. 129/93);

(

b) the Waste Management Regulation (Alta. Reg. 250/85).

Coming into force

46 This Regulation comes into force on September 1, 1996.

SCHEDULE 1

Properties of hazardous waste

1 Waste is hazardous and a recyclable is a hazardous recyclable waste if,

when tested according to test methods prescribed by the Director,

(

a) it has a flash point of less than 61øC,

(

b) it ignites and propagates combustion in a test sample,

(

c) it contributes oxygen for combustion at a rate that is equal to

or greater than that provided by ammonium persulphate, potassium

perchlorate or potassium bromate,

(

d) it is toxic because it

(

i) has an oral toxicity LD50 not greater than 5000

mg/kg,

(ii) has a dermal toxicity LD50 not greater than 1000

mg/kg, or

(iii) has an inhalation toxicity LC50 not greater than

10,000 mg/m3 at normal atmospheric pressure,

(

e) it has a pH value less than 2.0 or greater than 12.5,

(

f) it contains polychlorinated biphenyls at a concentration equal

to or greater than 50 mg/kg, or

(

g) it is a toxic leachate because it is in a dispersible form and

(

i) it contains at a concentration of 100 mg/L or

higher of any substance listed in Table 1 of the

Schedule to the Alberta

User Guide for Waste Managers, published by the Department, as amended from

time to time,

(ii) its leachate contains any substance listed in Table

2 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for Waste Managers, published

by the Department, as amended from time to time in excess of the

concentrations listed in that Table, or

(iii) it contains any of the following substances in a

concentration greater than 0.001 mg/L:

hexachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxins

pentachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxins

tetrachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxins

hexachloro-dibenzofurans

pentachloro-dibenzofurans

tetrachloro-dibenzofurans.

Hazardous waste

2 The following waste is hazardous waste:

(

a) waste types listed in Table 3 of the

Schedule to the Alberta

User Guide for Waste Managers, published by the Department, as amended from

time to time;

(

b) commercial products or off-specification products listed in

Part A of Table 4 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for Waste

Managers, published by the Department, as amended from time to time;

(

c) a container, other than an empty container, that has an

internal volume greater than 5 litres and contains a substance listed in

Part A of Table 4 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for Waste

Managers, published by the Department, as amended from time to time;

(

d) a number of containers, other than empty containers, that have

an aggregate internal volume greater than 5 litres and contain a substance

listed in Part A of Table 4 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for

Waste Managers, published by the Department, as amended from time to time;

(

e) commercial products or off-specification products listed in

Part B of Table 4 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for Waste

Managers, published by the Department, as amended from time to time;

(

f) an unrinsed empty container that has an internal volume greater

than 5 litres and contained a substance listed in Part B of Table 4 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for Waste Managers, published by the

Department, as amended from time to time; or

(

g) a number of unrinsed empty containers that have an aggregate

internal volume greater than 5 litres and contained a substance listed in

Part B of Table 4 of the

Schedule to the Alberta User Guide for Waste

Managers, published by the Department, as amended from time to time.

Hazardous recyclables

3 Substances or mixtures of substances specified in

section 2 of this

Schedule as being hazardous waste are, if they are intended to be recycled,

hazardous recyclables.

SCHEDULE 2

Not hazardous waste

1 The following are not hazardous waste for the purposes of the Act and

this Regulation:

(

a) household waste in the possession of the householder or while

unsegregated in a municipal waste management system;

(

b) agricultural waste;

(

c) domestic sewage;

(

d) waste regulated under the Atomic Energy Control Act (Canada);

(

e) wastes resulting from emergency spill clean-ups, if the

Director or an investigator has authorized the handling of the clean-up

debris;

(

f) biomedical waste;

(

g) waste described in

Schedule 1, other than those substances

listed in Table 4, Part B of the

Schedule to the Alberta Users Guide for

Waste Managers published by the Department, as amended from time to time,

that is produced in an amount less than 5 kilograms per month if a solid or

5 litres per month if a liquid and the total quantity accumulated does not

exceed 5 kilograms or 5 litres at any one time;

(

h) waste resulting from the treatment of hazardous waste where the

treatment employs a method, technique or process that represents acceptable

industry practice.

Not hazardous recyclables

2 The wastes specified in

Schedule 1 of this

Schedule as not being

hazardous waste are also not hazardous recyclables.

SCHEDULE 3

Form 1

ENFORCEMENT ORDER

(Environmental Protection and

Enhancement Act,

section 201)

To (name)

of (address)

Take notice that:

I have reason to believe that you have contravened

section (indicate

appropriate

section number 169, 170, 171, 172 or 173) of the Environmental

Protection and Enhancement Act.

Pursuant to

section 201 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement

Act, you are hereby ordered

(

a) to pick up and remove all waste unlawfully disposed of within

days, and in particular to take the following action:

(list particulars if necessary)

(

b) to refrain from any further or continuing unlawful disposal of

waste.

Contravention of this order may result in one or more of the following

actions being taken against you:

- you might be prosecuted under the Act in respect of the

contravention;

- an application might be made to the Court of Queen's Bench for

an order that you comply with the enforcement order;

- the enforcement order might be carried out by the Director and

the costs are recoverable from you.

Dated this day of , 19 .

Director/Investigator

Form 2

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ORDER

(Environmental Protection and

Enhancement Act,

Section 174)

To (name)

of (address)

Take notice that:

The property located at (address or legal

description)

is considered to be unsightly by reason of the existence of waste on it.

You are hereby ordered, pursuant to

section 174 of the Environmental

Protection and Enhancement Act, to clean up the unsightly property by doing

the following:

on or before

Contravention of this order may result in one or more of the following

actions being taken against you:

- you might be prosecuted under the Act in respect of the

contravention;

- an application might be made to the Court of Queen's Bench for

an order that you comply with the environmental protection order;

- the environmental protection order might be carried out by the

local authority or the Director and the costs are recoverable from you.

This environmental protection order may be reviewed by a committee

appointed by the (name of local authority or Minister of Municipal

Affairs) if a written request for review is made within 21 days of the date

of receipt of this order to (name and address of local authority or

Minister of Municipal Affairs) .

Dated this day of , 199 .

Director/Investigator

SCHEDULE 4

COLUMN A

COLUMN B

The incineration of waste that does not require an approval under the Act.

Land treatment of soil containing hydrocarbons.

The burning of alternate fuel for energy recovery.

Code of Practice for small incinerators.

Code of Practice for the land treatment disposal of soil containing

hydrocarbons.

Code of Practice for the alternate fuel for energy recovery.

Alberta Regulation 193/96

Provincial Parks Act

ASPEN BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 388/96) pursuant to

section 7 of the Provincial Parks Act.

1 The land in the attached

Schedule of Lands are hereby designated as a

provincial park to be known as Aspen Beach Provincial Park.

2 The Aspen Beach Provincial Park Regulation (Alta. Reg. 31/93) is

repealed.

SCHEDULE OF LANDS

ASPEN BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK

All those parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying, and being in the

fortieth (40) township, in the twenty-eighth (28) range, west of the fourth

(4) meridian, in the Province of Alberta, Canada, and being composed of:

(

A) The south west quarter of

section twenty-one (21) of the said

township, containing sixty-four and seven hundred fifty-two thousandths

(64.752) hectares (160.00 acres), more or less.

Saving and Excepting

(1) Two and eight hundred seventy-three thousandths

(2.873) hectares (7.10 acres), more or less, required for a surveyed roadway, as

shown upon a plan of survey of record in the Land Titles Office at Edmonton

for the North Alberta Land Registration District as No. 1217 J.Y.

(2) One and six hundred nineteen thousandths (1.619) hectares (4.00

acres), more or less, required for a surveyed roadway, as shown upon a plan

of survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. R 743.

(3) Eight thousandths (0.008) of a hectare (0.02 of an acre), more

or less, required for a railway right-of-way, as shown upon a plan of

survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 599 C.L.

(

B) All that portion of the south east quarter of the said

section

twenty-one (21) which lies to the south of the southerly limit of a

surveyed roadway, as shown upon the said plan No. 1217 J.Y. and to the

north of the northerly limit of the railway right-of-way, as shown upon the

said plan No. 599 C.L., containing seven and three hundred eight

thousandths (7.308) hectares (18.06 acres), more or less.

(

C) All that portion of the said south east quarter of

section

twenty-one (21) which lies to the north of the northerly limit of a

surveyed roadway, as shown upon the said plan No. 1217 J.Y., containing

twenty-two and five hundred forty-nine thousandths (22.549) hectares (55.72

acres), more or less.

Saving and Excepting

(1) Four and eight hundred thirty-two thousandths (4.832) hectares

(11.94 acres), more or less, required for a subdivision, as shown upon a

plan of survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 3737 K.S.

(2) Eight hundred sixty-two thousandths (0.862) of a hectare (2.13

acres), more or less, required for Lot "D", as shown upon a plan of survey

of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 3505 K.S.

(3) Two and four hundred forty-eight thousandths (2.448) hectares

(6.05 acres), more or less, required for Lot "B" as shown upon a plan of

survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 1038 K.S.

(4) Four and seven hundred ninety-six thousandths (4.796) hectares

(11.85 acres), more or less, required for Parcel "E", as shown upon a plan

of survey of records in the said Land Titles Office as No. 684 K.S.

(5) Five hundred thirty-four thousandths (0.534) of a hectare (1.32

acres), more or less, required for Highway Street, as shown upon plans of

survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as Nos. 3505 K.S. and 1038

K.S.

(6) One and five hundred thirty-eight thousandths (1.538) hectares

(3.80 acres), more or less, required for a subdivision, as shown upon a

plan of survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 7264 K.S.

(7) Six hundred three thousandths (0.603) of a hectare (1.49

acres), more or less, required for a subdivision, as shown upon a plan of

survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 3634 M.C.

(8) Six hundred nineteen thousandths (0.619) of a hectare (1.53

acres), more or less, required for accreted lands for subdivision and

walkway, as shown upon a plan of survey of record in the said Land Titles

Office as No. 872 1293.

(9) Fifty-two thousandths (0.052) of a hectare (0.128 of an acre),

more or less, required for accreted land for Lot Seven (7), as shown upon a

plan of survey of record in the said Land Titles Office as No. 812 2729.

(

D) All that portion of the south east quarter of the said

section

twenty-one (21), required for Lot "B", as shown upon the said plan No. 1038

K.S., containing two and four hundred forty-eight thousandths

(2.448) hectares (6.05 acres), more or less.

(

E) All that portion of the south east quarter of the said

section

twenty-one (21), required for Parcel "E", as shown upon the said plan No.

684 K.S., containing four and seven hundred ninety-six thousandths

(4.796) hectares (11.85 acres), more or less.

(

F) All those portions of the south east quarter of the said

section twenty-one (21), required for lot three (3), block one (1); lots

four (4) and five (5), block two (2); and lot six (6), block three (3), as

shown upon the said plan No. 3634 M.C., containing two hundred thirty-four

thousandths (0.234) of a hectare (0.58 of an acre), more or less.

(

G) All those portions of the south east quarter of the said

section twenty-one (21), required for lot one (1), block one (1); lot one

(1) block two (2); lots two (2) and three (3), block three (3); and lots

one (1), six (6), eight (8) and nine (9), block four (4), as shown upon the

said plan No. 7264 K.S., containing four hundred twenty-nine thousandths

(0.429) of a hectare (1.06 of an acre), more or less.

(

H) All that portion of the south east quarter of the said

section

twenty-one (21) being more particularly described as follows:

All that portion of Lot D as shown upon the said

plan No. 3505 K.S., which lies to the north of the line which if shown upon

the said plan No. 3505 K.S. would be parallel to and five (5) feet in

perpendicular distance in the northerly direction apart from the tie line

shown thereon, containing three hundred fifty-four thousandths (0.354) of a

hectare (0.87 of an acre), more or less.

(

I) All those portions of the north half of the said

section

twenty-one (21), the west half of

section twenty-eight (28), and the

statutory road allowance adjoining the south boundary of the said

section

twenty-eight (28) of the said township, not covered by any of the waters of

Gull Lake, containing one hundred thirty-two and six hundred twenty-four

thousandths (132.624) hectares (327.71 acres), more or less.

Saving and excepting

Six hundred eighty-eight thousandths (0.688) of a hectare (1.70

acres), more or less, out of the north west quarter of the said

section

twenty-one (21) required for a surveyed roadway, as shown upon the said

plan No. 1217 J.Y.

The lands herein described contain two hundred fourteen and eighteen

thousandths (214.018) hectares (528.83 acres), more or less.

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Alberta Regulation 194/96

Wilderness Areas, Ecological Reserves and Natural Areas Act

NATURAL AREAS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 390/96) pursuant to

section 12.1 of the Wilderness Areas, Ecological Reserves and Natural Areas

Act.

1 The Natural Areas Regulation (Alta. Reg. 47/85) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1.01 is amended by adding the following after clause (ttt):

(uuu) the area described in

Schedule 73 is designated as the "Ross

Lake Natural Area";

(vvv) the area described in

Schedule 74 is designated as the "Rumsey

Natural Area".

Schedule 72 is repealed and the following is substituted:

SCHEDULE 72

WIND VALLEY NATURAL AREA

All those parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying and being in the

Province of Alberta, and being composed of:

FIRSTLY: In Township 23, Range 9, West of the 5th Meridian

Sections 19, 20, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33, the north east quarter of

section

18, the north half of

section 28, the north half of

section 34, the north

west quarter of

section 35 and all those portions of the north west quarter

section 16, the north half and south west quarter of

section 17, the

west half and south east quarter of the said

section 18, the west halves of

sections 21 and 27, the south half of the said

section 28, the south half

of the said

section 34 and the south half and north east quarter of the

said

section 35, as shown upon a map or plan of record in the Department of

Environmental Protection at Edmonton as No. 613-P0335 General.

SECONDLY: In Township 23, Range 10, West of the 5th Meridian

Sections 25, 35 and 36, the north east quarter of

section 34 and all those

portions of the north east quarter of

section 13, the north east quarter of

section 23,

section 24, the north half and south east quarter of

section

26, the north east quarter of

section 27, the north half of

section 33 and

the south half and north west quarter of the said

section 34, as shown upon

the said map or plan No. 613-P0335 General.

THIRDLY: In Township 24, Range 9, West of the 5th Meridian

Sections 4, 5, 6 and 9, the south half and north west quarter of

section 3,

the east half of the north east quarter of

section 7, the north half and

south east quarter and the east half of the east half of the south west

quarter of

section 8, the south west quarter of

section 10 and all those

portions of the south half and north west quarter of

section 2, the north

east quarter of the said

section 3, the south west quarter of the said

section 7, the north half and south east quarter of the said

section 10,

the south west quarter of

section 15,

section 16, the east half and south

west quarter of

section 17 and the south east quarter of

section 18, as

shown upon the said map or plan No. 613-P0335 General.

FOURTHLY: In Township 24, Range 10, West of the 5th Meridian

Sections 1, 2 and 3, the south east quarter of

section 4, the north half of

the south east quarter of

section 10, the south half of

section 11 and all

those portions of the north half and south west quarter of the said

section

4, the south east quarters of sections 5 and 9, the north east and south

west quarters of the said

section 10, the north half of the said

section 11

and the south half and north west quarter of

section 12, as shown upon the

said map or plan No. 613-P0335 General.

Saving and excepting:

All those portions of the described lands required for Mount Allan, Pigeon

Mountain and Skogan Pass Provincial Recreation Areas.

SCHEDULE 73

ROSS LAKE NATURAL AREA

All those parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying and being in Township

2, Range 22, West of the 4th Meridian, in the Province of Alberta and being

composed of:

Sections 5, 7, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18 and the north half of

section 6 of the

said township, containing 1942.560 hectares (4800.00 acres), more or less.

SCHEDULE 74

RUMSEY NATURAL AREA

FIRSTLY: All those parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying and being in

Township 33, Range 18, West of the 4th Meridian, in the Province of

Alberta and being composed of:

Section 19, the west half of

section 20, the north west quarter of

section

28,

section 29, the south half and north west quarter of

section 30, the

north half and south west quarter of

section 31, the north half and south

west quarter and legal subdivisions 2 and 7 of

section 32 and the east half

and legal subdivisions 13 and 14 of

section 33 of the said township,

containing 1489.296 hectares (3680.00 acres), more or less.

SECONDLY: All those parcel or tracts of land, situate, lying and being in

Township 33, Range 19, West of the 4th Meridian, in the Province of Alberta

and being composed of:

The north west quarter of

section 1 and sections 2 to 36 inclusive of the

said township, containing 9123.962 hectares (22 545.00 acres), more or

less.

THIRDLY: All those parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying and being in

Township 33, Range 20, West of the 4th Meridian, in the Province of Alberta

and being composed of:

Sections 12 and 25 of the said township, containing 513.969 hectares

(1270.00 acres), more or less.

Saving and excepting:

(1) 4.047 hectares (10.00 acres), more or less, out of the south west

quarter of the said

section 12, required for a plan of subdivision of

record in the Land Titles Office at Calgary for the South Alberta Land

Registration District as No. 901 1881.

(2) 7.070 hectares (17.47 acres), more or less, required for a surveyed

roadway, as shown upon a plan of survey of record in the said Land Titles

Office as No. 828 I.X.

(3) 1.732 hectares (4.28 acres), more or less, required for a surveyed

roadway, as shown upon a plan of survey of record in the said Land Titles

Office as No. 3016 B.M.

FOURTHLY: All those parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying and being in

Township 34, Range 19, West of the 4th Meridian, in the Province of Alberta

and being composed of:

Sections 1 to 13 inclusive, the south half and north east quarter of

section 14 and

section 18 of the said township, containing 3807.822

hectares (9409.00 acres), more or less.

The lands herein described contain 14 922.199 hectares (36 872.24 acres),

more or less.

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Alberta Regulation 195/96

Wildlife Act

FISH AND WILDLIFE TRUST FUND AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: August 21, 1996

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 391/96) pursuant to

section 96 of the Wildlife Act.

1 The Fish and Wildlife Trust Fund Regulation (Alta. Reg. 277/85) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 2(

c) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(

c) the Humane Trapping and Trapper Compensation Program

established for the purposes of developing humane traps, implementing

educational and trap replacement programs to encourage the use of humane

traps and providing compensation for damage to traplines;

Section 4 is amended

(

a) by striking out "Humane Trapping Program" wherever it occurs

and substituting "Humane Trapping and Trapper Compensation Program";

(

b) by repealing subsection (1)(c)(

i) and substituting the

following:

(

i) the following money received after June 30, 1996,

namely, the net proceeds from the sale of each class 1 fur dealer permit

and each class 2 fur dealer permit, the net proceeds from the sale of each

registered fur management licence, the proceeds from the payment of

registered fur management area fees and the net proceeds from the sale of

each resident fur management licence;

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (2)(c)(iv):

(

v) a payment made pursuant to

section 15(5);

(vi) the costs of implementing the Humane Trapping and

Trapper Compensation Program;

4 The heading to

Part 3 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Humane Trapping and Trapper Compensation Program

Section 15 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by adding "and Trapper Compensation" after

"Trapping";

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (4):

(5) The holder of a registered fur management licence may

apply to the Minister under the Humane Trapping and Trapper Compensation

Program for a payment of compensation from the Fund respecting loss or

damage to the registered fur management area, and the Minister, on

receiving the application, may, in accordance with that Program, approve

the application and